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Despite the discomfort around the song that never really went away, “Brown Sugar” was a huge hit for The Rolling Stones. It made it to no. 2 on the UK charts back in 1971.

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However, bringing in slavery, rape, and abuse somehow didn't stop the song from hitting the top of the charts. Let's look at the story behind "Brown Sugar" by The Rolling Stones.

During a 2012 interview with Rolling Stone, he discussed playing the saxophone solo on “Brown Sugar.” “That came together at Keith and my birthday party in England,” he said.

He’s too competitive.” The post Claudia Lennear, The Inspiration Behind ‘Brown Sugar,’ Regrets Song Leaving Rolling Stones’ Live Set appeared first on SPIN.

Rolling Stones fans are fighting back against the band's decision to remove Brown Sugar from their US tour setlist after it came under fire over its depiction of slavery and sexual violence.

Brown Sugar was recorded in Alabama in late 1969 and released on the Rolling Stones’ 1971 album Sticky Fingers. The song is emblematic of the Stones’ energetic rhythm and blues sound and has ...

Photo / Getty Images The decision by the Rolling Stones to remove their 1971 song Brown Sugar from the set list for their upcoming US tour has drawn both praise and criticism.